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Funny, I noticed the ink immediately but didn't notice the tiny banner roll until you pointed it out. I have a similar spot on the floor under my waste tank.:rock-n-roll:

This most likely has nothing to do with PLT files and everything to do with your printer. Do you get this haze on other file types?

I had to chuckle at Jobs denouncing proprietary software.

+1 for the Oracal 3621. Perfect for short-term, removable decals such as auction signs or sponsorship decals.

Keep the design vector if possible. Also, it sounds like you need to flatten your image prior to saving. Then you should have more export choices. Half scale at 300 ppi is probably overkill. 72ppi at full size should be fine.

Also, check your rear and front feed and take-up reels and make sure that they are aligned and that the media is feeding square in to the machine.

I've already cut the grass four times this year. But I do love the smell of fresh cut grass and grilled meat wafting through the air.

I have instructions for head replacement and alignment for the JV3.

Unsolicited advice.

Aw, when I read the partial title of this thread I hoped it would be about converting a t-shirt conveyor to a pizza oven. :thread

I'm not sure about outgassing causing bubbles in laminated prints as I've never witnessed it. However, ink does continue to dry after an hour. I've seen full-bleed contour cuts completely curl up around the edges due to being cut too soon after printing. The same print/cut job behaves...

I'm guessing that this has something to do with the gradient's color mode not matching that of the color(s) of which it is composed. For example, if your are printing from a CMYK swatch table, the gradient color mode should be set to CMYK.

This has always produced superb gradients for me.

Vector Doctor posted a fantastic tutorial explaining how to open pdfs containing fonts you don't have: http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?t=11988

Play it as it lies, gabagoo! Enjoy the trip.

Nice work. Please post some more pics when you get a chance.

That's what we use. Of course, we also use the Triangle bulk inks.

Good on ya, Vital Designs. My wife did the 60 mile walk in Chicago last summer, and I brought our daughters with me to support her. Very inspiring event. Make sure to post pics of the bike.

Fire said customer. Never give the issue another thought.

Absolutley.